1. relating to or advocating a form of government in which all people have equal power and authority
Usage: historical; rare

Examples

• The pantisocratic ideals of the commune attracted many young idealists.
• Coleridge and Southey dreamed of establishing a pantisocratic society in America.
• The pantisocratic principles emphasized complete equality among all members.
• Their pantisocratic experiment failed within a few years.
• The pantisocratic vision rejected traditional class distinctions.
• Few pantisocratic communities have survived in practice.